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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-03

Onions, cts b retail; Al cts. by the sack; 4 cts by the ton. Potatoes cts. e h retail; g cts. by the sack; 3e cts. by the ton Cabbage cts. \ retail; 2 cts. hy the sack; % by the ton Rhubarb cts.; cts. by the sack Garlic Is cts. 10 cts. Dy the sack Kolh-rAbi cts; cts by the sack. Radishes cts. 3 cts by the sack Carrots, bunch, 5e, 4c per sack, 3c per ton
 Parsnips, per bunch, 5c. Leeks, per bunch, 5c. Wine vinegar, ? cts per bottle; SIPS per gallon.
 Flowers cheap. Mint, sage, parsley thyme. etc, no charge to customers Cut lowers ond plants cheap.
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-03
STARTLING AsnouncGMGnr.

 a... ra.Asr i. nov los..ed in Ai. ns- ss0a euildiag. southwest corner of sh PlAza. and Is prepared with his immenss stock of merchandise to supply hi. old and asw.e'l.'osnsr. ., wholesale orr. s.a.
 He imports rloar, Grain, Sugar, Cod s,a, Canned soo.is and Meat. by sh. CT .loAd, and is consequently in l. po-isia. . cut and tsep cutting with tho euss.s He delivers spoas free Of charge. aud 'aas.Fresh cesiss ground every morning Baled Hay always on hand.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-03
rva TGRasToav.

Nogales h to kaye . branch jail.
 Pima county reports new graes on her cattle ranges foot high and beef plenty.
 c. D. Reppy is figuring on the pur- chass of the Tempe News from Aessrs. Alexander G McClintock.
 Tanque verde watermelons killed [ Msxican bey the other day-doubled him clear up and spirited his soul to the realms where green watermelons don't grow.
 For the benefit of the citizens of Phe nix, the Citizen quotes from the new Compiled IAws, page 699. section At "Every attorney who, either directly or indirectly, buys, or is interested in buy ing, any evidence of debt or thing in action, with intent to bring suit tterc on, is guilty of . misdemeanor.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-03
Price IIst.

Fine India gauge undervesfs for ladies and misses, 8 to 5o cents, at Mrs. SGllivaais
 ~Ths Iangtry,7 an elegant corset, % osnts, sf Mrs suiliysniss
 Fine lsdies' hose, 10 to 50 cents. at Mrs. Suliiyan's.
 A nice line of Summer gloves, % to S5 cents, as Mrs suilivan's.
 Nice straw hats for boys. very cheap, at Mrs snliisan's
 A full stock ol ladies and children's : goods, including shoe. and slippers. at Mrs. Suilivsn's
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-03
Prtce LIet cf shees.

The following list will give some idea of my prices for ladies, misses and chiIdrens shocs:
 Ladies french hid button shoe. opera toe, $4OO. LAdies kid foxed button shoe, very stylish, $2O0. Ladies American kid button. good style. $l75.
 Ladies American kid newport button, $l.35. Ladies American kid newport tie. $l.2S.
 L.di. American kid opera slippers, SIPS. Nissss American kid newport button, $l.O0. Nissss American kid newport tie, { -o0. lnfs..u shoes from co cents to $l-oo.
 A good stock of boys shoes from $l-z5 upwards. If MRS. D. J. SULLIVAN.
 The largest line of Gold and Silver American and Swiss watches; beanE- full novelties in fine Gold Jewelry, Clocks, Silyerware, etc, and the hand eomest line of presents, to be found ia Arizona. GEO. H. CURRY, Prescott
 Orders for Ice Cream promptly filled by Baumann. lzS
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-03
Bern.

STKDHAx-In Florence, July 24, to the wife of Benjamin Stedham, son. BURKs-At Whipple, July 22d, to the wife of Dennis Burke. son.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-03

REcABARREs-In Phenix. July IS, Thomas Recabarren, aged 56 years. ScHESER-Near Phenix, July g. 1887, infant son of Mir and Mrs. Chas. 5. Schener, aged seven days.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-03

sAs s.ssvrrer's CT Tssss Rsusliagl osse
 Drs. D. and J, Peatiaud have, after considerable expense, commenced the nar .uiaetnre os nitrous oxide gas" for Ebe absolutely painless extracticnS of teeth They siIl continue to keep . good supply always on hand d pure fresh gas, So that the most timid may ao longer dread the extraction oftroubls- sorf teeth. H
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-03

Fresh ranch butter of superior quality just received, at J. L Fishers. If
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-03
foams 10 Lot.

ca ossier st.e-t. shrse door. s.ss q sss cult aR&- -AEM-LIE8s
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-03
Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that storage will be charged on all auction goods re- maining in my store after June lst.
 ]. L. FISHER.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-03

Baumann keeps the best Cigars in Prescott. 723
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-03
A on 1er Al.

In order to give all chance to test it, and thus be convinced of its wonder full curative powers, Dr. Kings New Discovery for Consumption. Coughs and Colds, will be, for . limited time, given away. This ofer is not only liberal. but shows unbonnded faith in the merits of this great remedy. An who suffer from Coughs, Colds, Con sumption, Asthma, BronChitis, or any affection of Throat, Chest, or Lungs are especially requested tO call at 0. 8. Hutchinson's Drug Store, and get . Trial Bottle Free, Large Bottles &I.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-03

siy Sporting department, consisting of Shoi-Guns. Bi6es, Pistols, all kinds of Cartridges, Belts, Ammunition, etc, is complete. and gcozis are down at bed rock prices. Winchester Rifles are nov down to SIS If you want shotgun cartridges. try my aBlackbird" brand. loaded, with the best powder, by ps- ten. process. They are superior to sli others, and cost you but e per 100. Don't forget our Royal s. John Sew ing Machine is now reduced to e35 cash.
 Gko. III. CvRnY.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-03
For sale.

4 complete Smelter outfit. consisting of 40-,on copper stack with boiler. engine and everything as used when in in fssl operation; all in good o-der. having been run only two months. The whole plant viii be sold at original cost For further particulars addre~
 Jso. A. LIE,
 jy2l-3w Albuquerque, N. M-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-03
Rooms to Let.

Nicely fnrnssssd. clean, well vsnkfIass1 rooms to let at fhs Waldo House xhe he.se
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-03

KN RoUTE TO THE EAST
 They will go direct to St. Louis, where the mother of the groom resides, ant where a reception will be given them From there they will visit Washington Baltimore, New York and other Eastern cities, until August 18th, when they ex pect to arrive at West Point, when Lieutenant Spencer has been assigned to duty, and where for the next fou
 years they expect to reside.
 CongratulAtory telegrams were re
 ceived from Senator James c. Fair
 Mrs. H. B. Martin, San Francisco
 Senator and Mrs. J. P. Jones, Washing ton, D. C.; Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Cor ham and Miss Gorham, Gold Hill, Ne
 vsda M. A. Jones, Roy Jones, Wash ington, D. o.; MT. and Mrs. Lester
 MT. and Mrs. Hamilton, Gold Hill, Ne vada; Granville W. Shaw, Louisville Kentucky; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ris ling and Miss Susie Rising, virsini City, Nevada; Col. Frank c. Hatch Woodstock, Vermont; NJ. L. Sabins Oakland, Cal Miss Belle Smith, Mis- Tessie Fair, Mrs. w. H. Smith, Mir , Fair, LakepOrt, Cal.
 The presents, as will be seen by th l, list published below, were nnmerou elegant and costly, the most elegant b ing from the brides parents, msgnil cent, p!ush-lined, mahogany case of si g yer, contain ing eighty-six pieces, frol }. Tiffany's, of New York.
 q, The brides brothers gave an elegal
 gold-mounted carving set.
 V THE GIFT OF THE GROOM
 'To the bride was thoroughbred hor
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-03
prsscots cardsn Prices.

Orders for Ice Cream promptly file. by Baumann. Iz3
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-09
ENON.

ENON, O, June g-The Four Brothers
will give all acrobatic and gymnaStc per
Torrance in the Enun town hall next Sat
urday night. Admittance. 10 cents. The
Sons of Veterans of this place will give a
lawn fete in the school yard next Saturday
night. They need little help 10 I'LL up
their eNchequer. .Dr. Duckwelfs parents
iron Brookvlle. o. were visiting him
over Sunday A family dinner was given
by Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Dunkle. Sunday, at
which there We're present from distance:
Eariy Miller and wife, of Springfield, o.,
and Mr.. Hower and wife. of Fairfield ..
90. There will be social at George Nc
Clurr'S. three miles east of Enon. on the
Dayton and Springfield pike, next Friday
night. given by the Boon station SUNDAY
school. for the benefit of the organ fund.
Mr.. Manville and Rev. Mr.. Hubbeil, of
yellow Springs. Ohio. occupied the
NJ. f.. pulpit here last Sun
day afternoon. Rev. Mr.. Hamilton. the
regular preacher. being called 10 Goes
station Ia preach a funeral This com
munIty prodrcet some OF the finest straw
berries this season ever seen here, the
Jumbo and Cumberland Triumph taking
the lead in point of size and flavor, some
oi the Jninbos measuring over hve inches
around. The crop has been 4 large and
profitable. one The MeSSTs. Carey and
HalIy Boggess, of Springfield, o.. were
Monday attending the board of education
meeting, and assisting in arranging cur
ricuium for the EnoIp school. A committee
consisting of Dr. blackwell, Colonel J. W.
Hanes and 4. A. Stephens WAS appointed
appointed Ia arrange new course Of study
" Mr.. Marvin blackwell. son of Dr.
blackwell. is visiting his grand parents At
Brook Vile. .. Clarence Wood, son of
Prof. j W. Wood. is visiting at South
l ,.hannu Dhin
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-09
GREENE TOWNSHIP.

GEEENuPoIIS. June 9.-Charlts W Use of
Pleasant Grove. east end. Sundayed AT ).
kershners. hear Selma. Ed. Gano. OF
the city. called on 7. NJ. Hess and family
Sabbath. e. There was good turnout Ia
hear Rev. Bailey, of Clifton. at Hopewell.
John Taylor is visiting his son at CO.
umbris. Ohio. The Peacock school pie
niced last Friday. and had an elegant line
time. Mr.. Rebert goes Ia Mill creek. and
Mr.. Hubble will instruct the minds
of Peacock another year. d. &. .
In the southern part of the township il has
been 50 wet that farmers have not got to
tend their corn, and II has become very
foul. Heavy wheat fields are being blown
down, but oats ale doing splendid. HOUSE.
cleaning is all done; weddings are next in
order. Wn. Pierce is still quite sick. . d. q.
Matt Stewart has large demand for
cream this summer. No telling whose milk
house he will attack before the summer Is
over. Keep your cream sweet, for he Will
give you a call Geo. Smith. VIM. Printz
and Others are at the reservoir, fishing. 49,.
Rev. Mr.. Wagner will preach his farewell
sermon next Sabbath morning. at 10:30, at
the Bethel chapel. After the commence
mrnt of Wittenberg lie leaves for Europe.
His many friends wish him a prosperous
Journey. The most active man known is
Charlie Gram: a fine son, on Sabbath
morning. A lady wishing to purchase a
pair of shoes stepped into the New York
hat store, but was informed. Here is
where you get head-wear." . Come.
Bethel do not be SO sarcastic. Little Old
Green Is still out in the cold, but We love
our party. United We stand.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-09
Executors Sale Of r. al Estate.

The undersigned. ~ respectively executor
and eNtcHtrlN OF the last VIII and testament
Of John h-rShurT, decreased, viii, pursuant u
an order nf the probate court oi Clark county
bhto. To them directed. offer At public sale, Oh
the respective premises, on
Tuesday, tn. I.th Day of july, 4. H., 1855.
The following described real estate of said
drcrdrnt, via:
Lot No s53j in p p. Mast's addition To the
city of Springfield. Ohio. appraised at 5000
being an improved lot. with large dwelling
house ana ether buildings thereon and situate
lots in Spence ana krrshurrS addition tG
said city. being lots Nos 4ibg To I4HS, both In,
elusive in said addition. of which lots Nos
Ittt. 40. 4is, nc and 1895 are each appraised
at s2JG Lots Nos. iisl. lis2, iisi. 44si t+si and
44sd, are each appraised at SO; lots Nos. ++s7
+4ss. iIgl. 4i!r1 and 4ifS. are each appraised al
>lOU; lots Nos. AL. 4i1R 441i and 44e-I. at s1n
each lots Nos. i474. 40. 40. a., 441s. 44.s
tlSI and i4a. are each appraised at $50; lot
Nos 400 At So; and lot No. 4is4. at >:SJ-
Also, lots 5i>s 5rSg. jAsA, Jgl and SE'2. in rhe
addition of lots 10 said city of Springfield.
ohio, BY the undersigned. Said lot fos. being
appraised At sTn; said lot Jsi2- AT -+D. and
said lots Nos jtS1. i4sO and jJtl. being each ap-
praised at $40.
Terms OF sale one third cash i'll hand on
day of sale; onr-third in one year, and the re-
manning one third in twu years from day Of
sale; deferred payments to bear six per cent
day Of sale. and t. be secured by mortgage on
the premises sold.
sale To commence with Isaid lots in Spence
and kershnrr's additions at IL O'Clock a. m
and continue from day to day until all of the
above described property is offered for sale.
CHRISTIAN \. SCHt SrER.
Executor, and
ADALlNE kERSHNER.
ENecutriN OF the last will and testament of
John krrshurr, deceased.
Ill AGAN i Ill IaAN, Attorneys. TT
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-09
CAT TAWBG A.

CATAwRA. June g.-Dr. +. &. Runyan
ana wife. OF Springfield spent Sunday III
Catawba. Mr.. Charles Cartmell, Of
Springfield. was here Sunday. The
following Mechauicsburgers Sundayed in
around the village: Mr.. VIM. Martin, fam
lily and mother Mr.. Ed. Martin. Mr.. Mel.
Allison. Mr.. Wommer and family, and Mr..
Jacob Lafierty and family. Aunt Ann
Neer, one 0t our pioneer mothers. returned
last week from iowa. where she had been
visiting her daughters. She will remain
here for some time 4 missionary enter
tainment was given by the Sunday school
of the NJ. l.. church last Sunday night.
Singing. responsive readings, Tecitatlon>.
etc. constituted the programme. and all
parts of il were creditably rendered. . .
There will be- a Union Sunday school picnic
in Mr.. Milton Hodges woods, between her.
and New MOoreiIeld, Thursday, June -.
The Sunday schools of this township are
invited Ia attend As organizations and III a
body. 1t was Intended that the types
should say last week that Edward NJ.
SkiilmanS property was for sale, not He'll
mans. +. ID. Morgan paid the insuranc,
immediately upon the Nathan BumgardneI
house that burned down last week, and
Mr.. B. will proceed 10 rebuild immediately
For the present Mr.. M0rturd. who was
burned out. is occupying rooms over Me
Conkey's store.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-09
JACK SONViLtE.

JACk~oNNm.LE, June .. There will be-
a concert given next Sabbath evening at
DlStriCt No. |. jacksonville. o., by the
Union Sunday school. Ia commemorate
Chudren's, ur Rose Sunday: concert 10 be-
gin at .::IU O'Clock. with the following
we'll selected Programme: Thanks be To
-anthrm-choir; Scripture, Matt d:
"a and 1913 20: glory halleluja ah-an-
them-choir: prayer by school: the flowers
six young ladies; solo and
choruses infant choir; Recita-
tion - Mr.. Frog - frankie Bocn;
The Bee. Clock and Broom. three little
girls; due, 'liark, the Lilies Whisper"
recitation-"N Dice of the Flowers, Miss
Met: recitaiiun-MlsS Clara Wise; when
We are Men," seven little boys: solo and
chorus The Old Church Bell" Mrs.
Metz and choir: Faith. Hope and Charity" "
three Young ladies: tableau-:'rhe Flower
of the Family" recitation Over the Hill
from the Poor House" Mr.. VIM. LOrton;
quartette-"Wt'll Have to Mortgage the
Farm. Miss and Mrs. Metz and Mr.. and
MrS. StrOup: Finding Fault
Miss l.oTton: recitation-''Dare To Say NJ"
Miss Balentine; Angel at the Portal. y"
choir: recitation The Deuge," Miss
Stroup: doNology; violin solo-Marter Will
lie Stroup, with cornet and organ accom-
paniment. Admission free. All are in
vited. Qquaterly reports of the secretary
and treasurer will be- offered.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-09
Sherin's Sale.

Pursuant 10 the command of an execution
Of sale issued frOm the court of common pleas
Of Clark county. Ohio. and To me directed and
delivered. Will offer for sale II public auction
at the south door Of the court house Of said
county. in the city of Springfield, Ohio. Oh
Saturday, Jun. 18th, \. ID. 1887,
at one o'clock p. m. the following described
premises tU-wit.
Situated in the county of Clark in the State
of Ohio and in the city of Springfield and
bounded and described rs follows. VIZ: BE
ing part of the northwest quarter OF section
number OF toSnship IN range VI. K :.
Beginning at a stone al the northwest corner
of Clark and Isabella streets from which a
stone on the south line Of Pleasant street and
the west line of said Isabella street bears
north y cas- 3lil 2 feet distant; thence with
the west line of said Isabella street north 3 =
east sgis feet. thence north S6ie0 west "a feet.
thence south parallel with Isabella street ssiI
feet 10 Clark street; thence with the same
south sfl.' east ~ feet TO the place of begin
ming.
said premises appraised at sI26 "a.
said premises 10 be sold by order Of the
court 0f common y ras of Clark county .Ohioln
ease No. si3. wherein +. h. Normandie Is
plaintiff and T.. c. Clay. ct al. are defendants.
Terms of sale: Cash. ~
WILLIAM b. BAKER,
Sheriff of Clark County, Ohio.
.. Il. TRuUr. Attorney. ll'o.th
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-09
SOUTH CHARLESTON.

SnIrTH CHARLESTON. June 9.-The
weather has been quite damp the past
week. The Grand Army ot the Republic
was compelled tn hold part OF their eNer-
ciSrS in the city hall on Decoration day.
Colonel Warnock'> address was most Splen-
did and gave great satisfaction. The e..
4. X. entertainment was not a. we'll at
tended as it should have been. The Yellow
Springs orchestra was present and rendered
assistance 10 the boys. They had e4s
house The school commencement on
Friday evening was the most successful
commencement ever held in our city. The
six graduating scholars did themselves
great credit as we'll aS the good showing of
our school system. Professor James Free
man. who had charge of the school here for
the past two years. has proved himself an
educator of superior ability. Professor
Freeman being only human, of course. had
some who were against his mode of teach
ing and who questioned his ability, because
he WAS not graduate of certain colleges.
Being a sensitive man. he therefore secured
a position in a banking house in Albania,
and rs he addressed the school board
and citizens a. 10 the best manner of con-
ducting the common schools. | cannot do
him justice without quoting his exact
words. Suffice it WAS only masters ex
perience A. Ia what is required in common
>chnalS. After the e NerclSes We're over his
enemies. or these who did not lend such
aid a. % help him Ia make the advance
In-nt in the school a. an earnest teacher
should make. went Ia the board OF e,iuca-
lion 10 insist that the board employ Prof
Freeman for another year. Mr.. Freeman
will start ia few days for his new labors,
which We hope may be- both pleasant and
profitable. Ten new applicants only Tor
the >uperintendency of our school. Dogs
were among William HarrodS sheep. One
dog killed: owner unknown. Lawrence
lieiskell, Of Lincoln. Neh., l. visiting his
brother. They will 90 To Findlay this
week . . Several parties 20 to the Finday
Jubilee this week. Il. ". Luckey bought
the Dr Curtice property Saturday at
81. 800. 1t was sold at public sale and said
10 b- very cheap.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-09
ITCHING FIVE LONG YEARS.

Nav BLOOMFIELD. Miss. Jan. >. 1856
HoP BITTEKS Co:
| wish 10 say To you that have been suffer
Ing Tor the last hVe years with 4 severe itch
ing all over. | have heard Of Hop BIttrrs ana
have tried It. | have used up four bottles, and
IL has done me more good than all the doctors
ana medicines that they could use on or with
me. | am old and poor but Ieel Ia bless You for
such n relief from your medicine and torment
of the doctors. | have had fifteen doctors al
me. One gave me seven ounces Of solution oi
arsenic; another took four quarts Of blood
from me. All they could tell was that IL WAS
skin sickness Now, after these four bottles
of your medicine. aIH well and my skin Is
well, clean and smooth AS ever.
HENRY kSOCHE
Coop NoRus-FRos Coon Authority
We confess that We are perfectly amazed
al the run OF your Hop Bitters. We never had
anything like IL and never heard of the like
The writer Denton has been selling drugs
here nearly thirty years. ard has seen the rise
If llostetters, Vinegar and.a other bitters
and patent medicines, but never did any of
them, in their best days, begin To have the run
that Hop Bitters have. We cant get
enough OF them We are out of them half the
time. From letter Ia Hop Bittrrs Go.
from Benton. Myers i Co. Wholesale Drug
gists, Cleveland. Ohio.
COOP FOR B.BIE~.-"We are pleased To say
that our baby WAS permanently cured Of n
serious protracted irregularity of the bowels
by the use of Hop Bitters by its mother. which
Al the same restored her TO perfect health and
strength, TIM pARENTs,
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-09
Sherif's Sale.

DURSUAN1 to the command of an execution
i of sale issued from the court Of common
pleas of Clark county. Ohio. and to me directed
and delivered. will offer for sale at public
auction, at the south door of the court house
Of said county. in the city Of Springfield. o.. on
Saturday, July I'd, A. d., 1887,
At / o'clock, y. m. the following described
mortgaged premises; to-wit:
Situate in the county of Clark. In the state
Of Ohio. and in the township of springfield.
and bounded and described AS follows:
Being lot number fifteen l5l. As the same is
designated on a plat of lots laid out by Grant
and others in addition to the town, now city
OF Springfield, fronting seyenty-siN and one
half C76l4) feet on Center street and extending
back two hundred and fifty two l2i2D feet to All
alley.
Said premises appraised At ss,Onu.
Said premises to be sold by q orde r of the court
of common pleas of Clark county. Ohio, in case
No. $3.50, wherein George simpson IS plaintiff
and James Driscol ct al. are defendants.
Terms of sale-cGsh.
WILLIAM b. BAKER, Sheriff,
Clark County. Ohio.
OSCAR I. MARTIN, Attorney. 1890
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-09
REPUBLIC THURSDAY EVENING. JUNE 9 1887:


II is the duty Of every person who has
used Boschee's German Syrup to let its
wonderful qualities be known to their
friends in curing Consumption, severe
Coughs. Group. Asthma. Pneumonia, and
in fact all throat and lung diseases. No
person can use il without immediate relief
Three doses will relieve any case, and We
consider il the duty Of all druggists to
recommend il to the poor, dying consump-
tive. at least Ia try one bottle, a. 1000
dozen bottles were sold last year and no
one case where it failed was reported.
Such medicine as the German Syrup can
not be- too widely known. Ask your drug
gst about 1t. Sample bottles Ia try, sold At
10 cents. Regular size. - cents. Sold by
all Druggists and Dealers, in the United
States and Canada.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-09

He had lust entered the editorial sanctt n
way down from Pok kumyille. lie wanted
to be polite and complimentary, but the
great editorial presence embarrassed him
He tlmidly Sidlei up to the editor and tried
to speak the peace he had composed
Mister Editor III am a constant valu,
of your readable paper" ''Eh?" Sister
Medittor, | am-l-i am a readable con,
stant." En- Il am valuable reader OF
your constant paper. begoshr' There
must be some mistake. Mr. Smith. some
where. You are three years behind Ia your
subscription. Nothing very valuable in
our constant paper i'll that"
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-09

editorial paragraph in the Dayton Journal:
Jerome Uhl, a Springfield artist is
painting Governor Foraker's portrait for
the rotunda of the state house. Ii repre-
sents the governor with a signed com
mission in his hand, and pOrtrays the
habitual expression Of his countenance
very yiyidly. Those who have seen it are
highly pleased with it There ought to be
at least one strong portrait in the state
gallery, and il is hos.4d tat Mr.. Uhl will
lie the successful aTtisl.